70 ohm dipole to 50 ohm feed line question - Page 2

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October 6th 03, 01:24 AM

Mike Coslo

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Roy Lewallen wrote:

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work down the drain. But have fun. It'll be educational. And if you're
like so many others, you'll be *positive* that all the work made your
signal get out better. Not because of low SWR though, but because of a
phenomenon well known to medicine -- the placebo effect.

Sounds like a good name for an antenna - the Placebo!

- Mike KB3EIA -

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